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Últimas Noticias
Resumen Semanal del ACNUR Destaca las Tendencias de Llegadas por Mar a Italia en 2025
El informe semanal del ACNUR del 3 de noviembre de 2025 revela que las llegadas por mar a Italia en 2025 son un 18 % menores en comparación con el año anterior, aunque destaca un aumento a finales de octubre y centros de acogida casi al límite en Sicilia. Estos datos son clave para que las empresas planifiquen medidas de protección para el personal que trabaja cerca de zonas con alta afluencia.
MSC inaugura enlace ferroviario Serbia-Trieste, fortaleciendo el papel de Italia como puerta de entrada a los Balcanes
El nuevo servicio ferroviario de MSC entre Belgrado y Trieste, anunciado el 3 de noviembre de 2025, ofrece a las empresas serbias y a los importadores italianos una ruta más rápida y ecológica hacia los mercados globales, además de fortalecer el papel de Trieste como puerta logística, una noticia relevante para gestores de cadenas de suministro y movilidad.
Italy-Libya Migration Pact Automatically Renews Despite Widespread Protests
The Italy-Libya MoU on migration control renewed automatically on 2 November 2025, extending Italian funding and logistical support to Libya’s Coast Guard until 2028. Rights groups and opposition parties denounce the pact for facilitating migrant abuses, while the government insists it is vital for border security. The renewal solidifies Italy’s externalisation strategy and may prompt further EU legal challenges, affecting employers that rely on mobility channels from North Africa.
New EU Entry/Exit System Causes 20-Minute Queues at Italian Airports in First Weeks
Italy’s main external-border hubs experienced 18-22 minute queues over the 2 November holiday as the EU’s new biometric Entry/Exit System processed its first surge of travellers. While delays were manageable, companies should plan for longer airport dwell times during the six-month pilot phase and brief mobile staff on documentation and kiosk procedures.
Bergamo Orio al Serio Becomes First Regional Hub to Adopt Italy’s 2-Litre Hand-Luggage Liquid Rule
From 2 November Bergamo joins Italy’s leading airports in allowing up to 2 litres of liquids in cabin bags, thanks to new CT scanners. Faster security and fewer bag checks benefit time-sensitive business travellers, but mixed rules at other airports mean travellers must stay alert.
Venice Steps Up €5–€10 Day-Tripper Fee Enforcement Over November Weekends
Venice intensified checks on its €5–€10 day-visitor tax starting Sunday 2 November, issuing fines to unregistered tourists and extending the levy to every weekend through January. Businesses must pre-register visitors and factor the surcharge into travel budgets.
Italy Confirms 50 % Hike to Flat Tax for Wealthy New Residents in 2026 Budget Bill
A 2 November circular confirms that Italy will raise its annual flat tax for new wealthy residents from €200k to €300k from 2026, while grandfathering current users for two years. Corporations planning executive moves to Italy should factor the higher cost into assignment budgets.
Consulates Begin Pilot Appointments as Italy’s Biometric Fingerprint Requirement Nears Full Roll-out
Italian consulates launched pilot fingerprint appointments on 2 November ahead of the 11 January 2026 deadline that makes biometrics compulsory for all long-stay visas. The new step lengthens appointment times and could create backlogs, so companies and students should book early and plan for extra travel costs.